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I yearn for a life of loose clothes and footsteps Easy smiles and arms, draped like scarves about shoulders A life of contact and salt-washed skin Arguments heated by the sun and rinsed off with the dishwater of an evening meal Glorious nothing, it calls to me as if it were already mine To toy with and pretend not to pretend that it is real and I am in it To believe in the haze of those times that could be happening somewhere To someone that could be me, somehow Glorious nothing I could make it my all, given the right conditions Carve out contentment in the sandy rivers that water-fall From the cliffs of my foot-bridge Dropping over great cavernous edges of toe to rejoin familiar regions Make a life around it there instead of here But I don’t believe it needs me much Not more than my family might Or I believe I earned something else in the unknowing And now my debt is stacked and not against the door of a beach hut
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Dec 15, 2012
Dec 15, 2012 at 5:21 PM UTC
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I yearn for a life of loose clothes and footsteps Easy smiles and arms, draped like scarves about shoulders A life of contact and salt-washed skin Arguments heated by the sun and rinsed off with the dishwater of an evening meal Glorious nothing, it calls to me as if it were already mine To toy with and pretend not to pretend that it is real and I am in it To believe in the haze of those times that could be happening somewhere To someone that could be me, somehow Glorious nothing I could make it my all, given the right conditions Carve out contentment in the sandy rivers that water-fall From the cliffs of my foot-bridge Dropping over great cavernous edges of toe to rejoin familiar regions Make a life around it there instead of here But I don’t believe it needs me much Not more than my family might Or I believe I earned something else in the unknowing And now my debt is stacked and not against the door of a beach hut
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Dec 15, 2012
Dec 15, 2012 at 5:21 PM UTC
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